Islam (edition 2000)

by Azra Kidwai

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This concise and fascinating narrative traces the story of Islam from its birth in the seventh century to its remarkable growth. Its customs, traditions and arts are illustrated in photos and line drawings.

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Title:	Islam
Authors:	Azra Kidwai
Info:	Lustre Press (2000), Hardcover, 96 pages
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This lucid and fascinating narrative traces the story of Islam from its birth to its expansion and development, details its customs and traditions and the amazing arts it gave rise to. Illustrated with over a hundred pictures and line drawings from all over the world, its valuable to both enthusiasts and scholars.

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This concise and fascinating narrative traces the story of Islam from its birth in the seventh century to its remarkable growth. Its customs, traditions and arts are illustrated in photos and line drawings.

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